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Italy is one of the Romania strategic partners with whom we have excellent relationships

Romanian-Italian official relations date from the second half of the nineteenth century

Romanian-Italian relations run into Consolidated Strategic Partnership, signed by the foreign ministers from 9 January2008

Bilateral relations are characterized by political and frequent contactsand varied sectors, and visits of the Italian President, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania, or visiting Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs in Romania . Between Romania and Italy was established a mechanism of Intergovernmental Summits .

Representants :

The Romanian Ambassador to Italy is Mr. Razvan Rusu .

The Italian Ambassador to Romania is Mr. Mario Cospito .

Economic Relations :

Italy is the second commercial partner of Romania , after Germany .

On June 31 st, 2012 were recorded in Romania 32 726 Romanian-Italian companies

Cultural relations :

Romanian Academy is in Rome and in Venice, Romanian Institute of Culture and Humanistic Research .

Netherlands ranks first in the top of the countries with the number of investors in companies with foreign capital . Until December 31st 2011 were recorded 4023 Dutch companies with participation in the share capital , the subscribed capital was 5.977 billion euros.

Romanian- Dutch relations

On 21st December 1841, the Hague authorities established the first diplomatic representative in Romania : The Commercial Vice Consulate of Galati

In January 1880 , the Netherlands recognized the independence of Romania, The Gneral Consulate from Bucharest becomes Diplomatic Agency

On August 25, 1966 , relations between the two countries were raised to embassy level .

The Romanian Embassy in Hague is The Permanent Representation of Romania to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) and the Romanian institution providing direct contact with other international organizations and institutions based in the Netherlands .

The traffic with ferry boats is owned by CFR Marfa between Romania and Turkey is governed by The Memorandum of Understanding on the establishing of a direct ferry between Samsun and Constanta . The Agreement of rail traffic on the line ferry between Constanta and Samsun . The Agreement of rail traffic on the line between Constanta and Izmir, Mersin , Liner Agency Agreement between the company CFR Marfa and Team Chartering & Shipping Service Co. . Ltd. - Istanbul .

In the field of maritime transport - Cooperation in maritime navigationby: Regional Contingency Plan in the Black Sea ( Contingency Planning and Emergency Response in the Black Sea Region) provides ongoing cooperation to prevent and combat pollution

Romanian Community in Turkey

It is estimated that the number of Romanian ethnics in Turkey is about 10,000.

Romanian organizations in Turkey : " Turkish Friendship Association - Romanian " is located in Ankara. " Romanian Association for Social Solidarity " ( ARSS ) is located in Istanbul.

The relations between Romanian and French are ancient . In 1396 , the Knights of Jean Nevers, son of the Duke of Burgundy , fought against Turkish soldiers along the Wallachian Prince Mircea the Elder .

After the unification of Moldova with Romanian State in 1859 , warmly supported by France , is opened up new diplomatic relations between Romania and France. They were established at legation level on February 20, 1880 , Mihail Kogălniceanu, , former Prime Minister and Foreign Minister , the first minister plenipotentiary in Paris.

Currently, bilateral relations between Romania and France are conducted in the framework of the "Joint Declaration on the Strategic Partnership between France and Romania

The partnership involves ongoing consultation and coordination based on a mechanism for cooperation and exchange of information on the main European dossiers topical , focusing on the fields of environment , transport, energy , regional development

Cultural Relations

The French- Romanian relations as a whole , in the level of political, administrative or economical fields , were founded and developed on the basis and in the context of very special cultural relations .

In turn, Bucharest , modernized under the influence of Parisian architecture with a social and artistic life impregnated with French culture , has earned the nickname of "Little Paris".

Romania and France is committed to promote each other , culture and image , organizing large events whose visibility and impact on the general public is to assist in establishing and maintaining lasting ties in the fields of intellectual and artistic life .

Romanian-Hungarian relations are very good. Romania has an Embassy in Budapest and Hungary has an Embassy in Bucharest. In the context of bilateral relations between the two countries bear the print of historical interaction of the two countries, until the nineteenth century. They were then formed with the establishment of the modern Romanian state in the second half of the nineteenth century. Time to time , the Romanian-Hungarian relations have been tense , marked by the issue of Transylvania after dismantling of Austria-Hungary (1919 ) was awarded the Romanian Kingdom under the Treaty of Trianon .

The communist period

In 1952, the Hungarian Autonomous Region was established with Hungarian as a second official language alongside Romanian.

After the 1956 Hungarian Revolution the civil rights of Hungarians in Romania were gradually restricted . The first step in this direction was pooling Victor Babes Bolyai University of Cluj University after 1989

The diplomatic relations between Romania and Hungary changed forever with the accession of both countries to NATO and the European Union.

Constitution recognizes the identity of national minorities particularly the notion of " nationality " of the "citizenship " ( which is not all EU countries [16 ] ) but not so far adopted a law on national minorities , governing in a more specific minority rights and how to solve particular problems of minorities .

Romanian- Hungarian relations have the character of strategic partnership in accordance with the Declaration of Strategic Partnership between Romania and the Government of Hungary for the XXIst century Europe , signed in Budapest on 29th of November 2002. Policy and sectorial cooperation is intense , already implemented or under developed numerous major projects in areas such as transport , energy, environment , regional development , etc. .

Hungary is one of the Romanian traditional partners and permanently occupied a leading position in the Romanian foreign trade , being in 2012 the 3rd in total trade of Romania after Germany and Italy

On June 30, 2012 ,were registered in Romania 11,525 the Romanian-Hungarian mixed companies , with a total invested capital of EUR 650 030 000 , Hungary thus occupying 14th place in the ranking of countries investing in Romania . Also in Hungary were recorded over 6,000 Hungarian- Romanian mixed companies.

Romanian community in Hungary

On The Hungarian census of 2011 , 26 345 people have said are of Romanian origin

Hungarian minority in Romania

According to provisional results published on the census of 2011, the Hungarian minority in Romania has about 1.238 million people and represents 6.5% of total population

Working conditions

Since 1 January 2009, the Romanian citizens have accessed the labor market in Hungary.